Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-07-06

S. A. Flaherty has opened n law
Office over Mrs. Whiteley's millinery
store.
Presiding Elder McClary will
preach in the NJ. E. church one week
from tomorrow.
LOST: A key for Il mortised lock
in front door, on the Fourth. The
finder will please leave it at this Of
flee.
MARRIED: VIM. r. Wilson, of Cod
dington Co., D. and Miss G. Dwina
Lowrie were married Sunday, July
3rd. at 5 p. M. The ceremony was
performed ut the residence of the
brides uncle, J. s. Judd, Rev. E.
P. Robertson officiating. The happy
couple start to-day for their new
home in Dakota.
Many people think that a country
newspaper is of no considerable ac-
count, yet, if there is anything OF
which the citizens of that town de-
sire to inform the greater number of
people, their first effort is to get it in
to the paper, and anything that Is
properly and freely advertised in the
local paper is successful in nine cases
out of ten.-Montevideo Leader.
c, w. Comstock has on his farm
near Hancock drove of over seventy
five mustang ponies and small, I'M
broken horses. The sport Of break
ing wild, untutored mustang, from
the plains of Texas or elsewhere,
varies in degree according to the ami
mails strength and stubborness and
any who wishes to try their skill in
that direction will now know just
where to get an animal to practice on.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Stevens County Abb
stract and Real Estate Agency held
yesterday at the directors rooms
in the Agency building
the following officers were elecLeu lor
the coming = year. President and
General Manager, P. A. Mccarthy;
Vice-president, L. G. Spooner; Secre-
tary, E. P. O'Brien. Board of Direc-
tors, P. A. Mccarthy, E. P. O'Brien
and L. c. Spooner.
ITO discontinue an advertisement"
says John Wanamaker, Philadelphla's
great merchant, "is like taking down
your sign. If you want to do business
you must let the public know it.
Standing advertisements, when
changed frequently, are better and
cheaper than reading notices. They
look more substantial and business
like, and inspire confidence. would
as soon think of doing business with
out clerks as without advertising"
Accord ng to an exchange, Blooms
never strike a sleeping town. They
never slip into town like a thief at
night to despoil them. They never
drop down out of the sky like rain al
| ready to be utilized. AS rule a
boom is nothing more nor less than
a tremendous revival of business,
which invariably succeeds the persis.
| tent efforts of energetic rustl ers
who plan wisely and comprehensive
| ly and who utilize the resources and
advantages at'hand. 49, 49,,
It is the editors duty to speak OF
his town as the lovliest place be-
meath heavens blue arch. Speak OF
the deceased citizens as fallen oak
when he dies Of the jimjams. Call a
man q prominent and influential
citizen when you know he is the best
poker player in town. Speak OF the
little street arab as a bright eyed
youth on the road to fame, and big
footed, red headed newly married
awoman as the beautiful and accom-
pIished bride. Who wouldn't be ar
editor ?-Vernon, Texas Guard.
Don't expect an advertisement t
bear fruit in one day. You cam
eat enough in a week to last you
year. and you can't advertise on tina
, plan either. People who advertise
only once in three months forget tina
most folks cannot remember any
thing longer than about seven days
IF you can arouse curiosity by an ad
vertisement it is great point gainet
The fair sex don't hold all the curiosi
ty in the world. Quitting advertising
. in dull times is like tearing out dan
4 because the water is low.-Ex.
An exchange says: Nobody ex
poets certainty in courts of justice, i
{ the results of physicians prescription
. or over the statements from the pul
pit, but many think that the news
u paper, getting information from
. thousand different sources, and ofte
u FROM people who think it modest =
wise to give just as little of facts
" the reporter as possible, should neve
e make mistakes. In the face of MI!
10 representations and colorings by il
r. terested parties, the newspaper is o
y ten ahead of courts and detective
b with actual facts.
T. A good disinfectant is made by di
y solving half drachm of nitrate
lead in pint of boiling water. the
Dissolve two drachms of common sa
D in eight or ten quarts of water. Whe
is both are thoroughly dissolved, POI
n the two mixtures together, and whe
is the sediment has settled you have
re pail of clear fluid, which is the sat
Of rated solution qfthe chloride of lea
III A cloth saturated with the liquid al
d. hung up in room will at on
ia sweeten a fetId atmosphere. Pour'
down sink, water closet, or drai
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